Northwestern Memorial Physicians

No matter how long you've been a patient or what your problem might be, the wait for specialists is almost always 2-3 months. When I called ophthalmology because I had something in my eye they said 3 months. When I called for a colonoscopy I was told the wait was 3 months. They take forever to do breast biopsies and weeks to read a screening mammogram. Other places manage to do it in 24 hrs. When I called my cardiologist because my blood pressure is high they said 3 month wait. Can you imagine they tell you to go to the ER when you are a current patient and it's not life threatening?? An ER visit is 10x the cost at a minimum. Do they need to schedule differently... read full review

I do not recommend this office if you are experiencing perimenopause symptoms. I saw Dr. Moses last year regarding perimenopause and also with the intention of finding a regular Ob-gyn, as I had recently moved to Chicago. I was referred to this office by my primary care Dr. who had run very basic bloodwork for recurring headaches and found that my FSH level was extremely high. I hoped to get more answers from Dr. Moses, as I felt 41 was too young to have those symptoms and test results, but he did not order any additional bloodwork for me nor did he even examine me. He talked with me in his office for maybe 10-15 minutes, prescribed me Prempro hormone replacement therapy,... read full review

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